Geographic Information

Description of UAE

Something of a playground for architects and developers over recent years, the United Arab Emirates has a property market that’s unlike that of any other on the planet. The stability of the Middle East’s economy has solidified the UAE as something of a safe haven for investment, which despite slowing in growth quite dramatically is still far from the boom and bust risk some analysts had warned of.
Exclusive developments in Dubai, Ras Al Khaymah, Abu Dhabi and Ajman represent excellent opportunities for both long and short-term lets alike, while the resale market goes from strength to strength. Rental income tax is set at a very low 5 per cent and total transaction costs rarely stray above 9 per cent.